Great Tang: I've Turned the Tables, I'm a Princess

Zhao Chong transmigrates to the third year of the Zhenguan era of the Tang Dynasty and awakens the "Misfortune Is a Blessing" System. Losing money means making money, and anything that fails to kill him only makes him stronger.

So he opens a restaurant, not only specializing in losing-money deals, but also picking fights with people. Before long, he has no customers at all.

But a little girl named Litchi, who claims to be the daughter of a trade guild president, often brings people to dine there.

What is more, she and her companions regularly ask Zhao Chong about politics, military affairs, economics, and culture.

"What do you think of political marriages?"

"Why do you think the Tang Dynasty is going to war with the Eastern Turks?"

"Why do you think we shouldn't prioritize agriculture over commerce?"

"When you sing 'Who says women are inferior to men,' do you really mean it?"

Most of the time, Zhao Chong treats her kindly, since she is still just a little girl.

But after he makes fun of the current emperor, Li Shimin, one too many times, the little girl gets angry.

She flips the table and declares, "I am Princess Changle!"

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.